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OPENING OFJHE SEASON! HE OPENING UP of some 60 PaOKAGES has fairly started the New Season with us. The Quality and Values of the Winter Stocks will be found well up to the Standard which we have studied to maintain for years past. Our Stocks will be found wonderfully complete iu GENERAL DRAPER?. Many Novelties are noticeable, principally in the Show Rooms and Dress Department, Household Calicoes, Linens, Sheetings, Damasks, Curtains, and Flannels, and in all the first lines of this Department. Wo bear all the Increased Freights and Tariffs ourselves. The bulk of the Manchester Goods will pass on to our Customers at 10 per cent. less than previous Seasons. Novelties among the following Lines will prove interesting to our Customers: — Single and Doub'e Width Tweeds for Tailor-made Costumes and Jackets New Shades in Winter Beiges New Shades in Winter Plushes New Shades in all descriptions of Dust Silk Things and New Fancy Braids New Straws, Now Felts New Flowers, New Mantles New Hand-sown Underclothing New Corsets, New Children’s Bonnets. NEW TWEEDS. NEW SUITS. GENTS’ NEW HATS AND SHIRTS. DRUMMOND AND GLASSON DRUMMOND AND GLASSON, COMMERCE HOUSE, TIMARU. WINTER SEASON, 1889.

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Main North Road, Z. CLOTHING FACTORY— New Suita for Spring and Summer New Designs, from 30s to 655, w, K Z. CLOTHING FACTORY— New Trousers for Spring and Summer, 8s 6d to 20s. z. clothing factory— Moles, Corduroys, Dungarees, Serges. Every article in this iiue kept. z. clothing factory— Tirnaru, Mosgiel, Roalyn, Oamaru, Ashburton, and Wellington Tweeds —amy length out at Wholesale Price. K Z, CLOTHING FACTORY— Boys’ Suits for Spring and Summer —best material, best quality best variety, 9s to 40s. K Z. CLOTHING FACTORY— Boys’ and Youths'Clothing, special cuts for extra t»H, slender boys. K Z. CLOTHING FACTORY— Men’s and Boys' Straw Halelargest variety in town. .IST. ST W. Z. CLOI’HJNG FACTORY— New Tweed, Felt, Serge, and Pullover Hats. Is to 10s 6d. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY - Gent’s Ties, Braces, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Sox—z. clothing FACTORY— New Designs in Oxford, Regatta, and Union Shirts, Is 6d to 8s 6d. N, N. w. feß Z. CLOTHING FACTORYMen’s and Boys’ Underclothing in Cotton, Merino, Cashmere, Silts. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY— Rugs, Travelling Trunks, Gladstone Bags, etc., in great variety. ‘zTCLOTHING FACTORY— Suits made to measure from Colonial Tweeds, from 45s upwards.

JOLLY’S PASS HOTEL CHRISTINA FRY - PROPRIETRESS. Y’ISITOP.S to HANMER PLAINS HOT SPRINGS will find this Hotel Replete with EVERY COMFORT & CONVENIENCE. Id addition to the usual Hotd accommodation, Visitors will bo provided with 'BUGGIES Oil SaDULE HORSES to take them (o and from the Bathe. In the Season a FRUIT .GARDEN will bs at their disposal. Every attention Paid to their Personal Comforts. CHARGES - £2 2s PER WEEK. CHEISTINA PET, fell

yy'OOLWOKKS, WINCHESTER. SKINS. SKINS. SKINS. THE Undersigned is a CASH PURCHASER of all qualities of tbo above in any quantities at highest market rates. PREFERENCE GIVEN TO LARGE Lots. I am prepared to FELLMONQBR at Lowest Rates, SKINS on account of Stationholders and others. P. McCASKILL. JST.B.— A stock of WOOL MATS, all colors, on hand. jaG

THE GOLDEN HARVEST OF 1889. I Have IN STOCK for this Season ALL HARVEST REQUISITES, at LOWEST PRICES. GORNSACKS & BINDING TWINE. Now Selling FULL-SIZED CORNSACKS; BEST MANILLA BINDING TWINE (Deering and Donnliy’s), 7£n lb. Best Binder Canvass, Sticks and Tacks. ENGLEBERTS OILS (Black and Amber), Trotter, Neatsfoot, Castor, and Colza Oils. Forks, Rakes, Billies, Tents, Tarpaulins, etc. etc., and everything suitable for the Harvest Field, J, BROWN Temuku,

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Temuka Leader, Issue 1867, 19 March 1889, Page 3

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580

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Temuka Leader, Issue 1867, 19 March 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Temuka Leader, Issue 1867, 19 March 1889, Page 3

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